Veeraj Patel, DDS

Restorative Dentistry

Bone Grafting & Ridge Augmentation

Rebuilds jawbone so implants have a strong, lasting foundation.

Illustration of bone grafting in the jaw for a dental implant

When a tooth has been missing for a while, the jawbone beneath it gradually shrinks — sometimes leaving too little bone to anchor an implant securely. Bone grafting and ridge augmentation rebuild that lost bone, restoring the foundation needed for successful implant placement.

Dr. Patel performs grafting using proven materials and techniques, often at the time of an extraction to preserve the site. In many cases this straightforward step is what makes implant treatment possible for patients who were previously told they weren't candidates.

Benefits

  • Restores bone lost to missing teeth
  • Makes implants possible when bone is insufficient
  • Preserves the extraction site for future treatment
  • Improves long-term implant stability

What to Expect

01

Assessment

3D imaging measures your available bone and graft needs.

02

Grafting

Graft material is placed to rebuild the ridge or socket.

03

Healing

New bone develops over several months to form a solid base.

04

Implant Placement

Once healed, the site is ready for a secure implant.

Frequently Asked Questions

If the jawbone has shrunk after tooth loss, a graft rebuilds enough bone to support an implant securely.

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